Toulouse vs Nice Prediction & Betting Tips (3 March)

Toulouse saw its successful European run come to an end last week in the Europa League play-offs. Beaten in the first leg by Benfica 2-1, TFC did everything possible to reverse the situation on the return leg without managing to score the small goal to equalize 0-0. From now on, Carles Martinez's men will be able to concentrate their efforts on the championship where they will try to secure their continuation as quickly as possible. The Violets are also on the right track since they have won 3 of their last 4 matches in the elite against Reims 2-3, Nantes defeat 1-2, Monaco 1-2 and Lille 3-1. Thanks to this excellent series, the Toulouse team moved up to 11th place in the rankings, now 4 points ahead of the Lorient play-off. On the other hand, Nice quickly established itself as one of the great satisfactions of this 2023-2024 financial year.

. Very disciplined, the Gym has long disgusted its opponents to achieve several narrow successes and settle at the top of the table. However, the Aiglons have been encountering more difficulties for more than a month now. Unable to achieve any success over the last 4 days, the Azuréens were held by Brest 0-0 before suffering two defeats against Monaco 2-3 and Lyon 1-0. Finally, last week, Francesco Farioli's players were unable to gain the upper hand against the red lantern, Clermont 0-0.

Substitute Genreau and winger Zakaria Aboukhlal are still not fit to play. The right side Desler is also on the floor at the moment in company, while the return of the Malian left side Diarra is hoped for. On the other hand, the Spanish technician Carles Martinez can rely on his Dutch striker Dallinga (13 TCC goals) who scored his 8th goal of the season in L1 last weekend. The Cameroonian Magri (4 TCC goals) and the latest winter recruits Gboho (ex-Rennes) and Babicka could start just like the Swiss midfielder Sierro (3 goals) who scored in the last two days. The midfielder Beka Beka will still not be here.

The interesting but fragile Sofiane Diop and the starting midfielder Sanson are not operational either. Finally, defensive Swiss Army knife Ndayishimiye is suspended after accumulating yellow cards in recent times. On the other hand, we will find in the group the Ivorian striker Boga (3 goals, 2 assists) and the Nigerian Moffi (6 goals, 2 assists in L1) who were unable to force the decision last weekend against Clermont. The interesting Laborde (4 goals) and center forward Guessand (4 goals) also remained silent.